ELA: Upcoming Events

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As a busy program director, do you wonder how you can find the time to visit classes and observe teachers

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As a busy program director, do you wonder how you can find the time to visit classes and observe teachers

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As a busy program director, do you wonder how you can find the time to visit classes and observe teachers

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As a busy program director, do you wonder how you can find the time to visit classes and observe teachers

This self-paced course introduces ABE/ASE practitioners and instructional leaders to the ELA Proficiency Guide, which applies the Massachusetts ABE Professional

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This course is designed to help you write strong English language arts lesson plans based on the ABE learning standards

Introduction to Diagnostic Assessment of Reading is an online self-paced short course for anyone who wants to learn more about

This new, self-paced course enables ABE instructional leaders to utilize a key resource, the ELA Proficiency Guide, to enhance English

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Learn how to assess a student's writing abilities to inform instruction and how to help students revise their writing in

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Today's political and social climate has many educators wondering what is appropriate to talk about, teach, and facilitate with students

ELA: Upcoming Events

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During this 1.5-hour workshop, participants will learn Evidence-Based Reading Instruction (EBRI) strategies to help teach students how to read more

Introduction to Diagnostic Assessment of Reading is an online self-paced short course for anyone who wants to learn more about

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Come see how to scaffold learning so that ALL learners can have success with complex tasks regardless of their English

This self-paced course is the first step on your evidence-based reading instruction (EBRI) journey, providing an introduction to and an

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The Culturally Responsive Teaching in English Language Arts Community of Practice (CoP) series will explore some of the core principles

Looking to make technology use a habit in your classroom? Make it a routine! EdTech routines are replicable digital activities

Massachusetts adult education programs are required to provide students with career exploration and planning content while simultaneously building academic skills

This introduction to the Teaching Skills That Matter in Adult Education provides an overview of the TSTM instructional framework and

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What do adult students with learning differences have to say about their own classroom experiences, and how does that inform

This new, self-paced course enables ABE instructional leaders to utilize a key resource, the ELA Proficiency Guide, to enhance English

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